The Dickinson press., 1887-07-23
The PRESS is OH sale ut Tilton's
news room.

Gents fine suits made to order ut
Richards & Tlompson's.
Mattresses, cots, springs, &c. A new
line Just received ut Sanford's.
Red cedar fence posts. dry ash and
cedar wood for sale by McGillivray.
Commissioner Robert Lee. of Glad.
stone, was in town Thursday.
County Supt. Evans smiled
upon his friends here Thursday.
No Episcopal service will be held
tomorrow.
c. l.. Merry offers his neat cottage
for sale on easy terms. This is IL
bargain.
f. l.. Scotield and w. II. Brown.
of Gladstone. were among the visitors
here Thursday.
Cottage house for sale, $3.50 cash:
balance on time. Apply to c. +.
Merry.
.Alf. White is erecting IL barn.
20N50 feet, in the ear of his resi-
uence on Sims street.
Thomas $. Way. of TAYLOR. was in
town Tuesday. shaking hands with
his many friends.
w. +. Cunningham and family
moved into his new residence on
Barnes street Wednesday.
| will look after and make offers on
secondhand goods. in entire outfits or
piece lots. Call on Max sanford.
Timothy Cuskclly has removed with
his family from Sims street to the
post Office building on West Willard
street.
Rev. Johnson will hold services ut
the Baptist church tomorrow at 3
O'Clock p. IN. \ gospel meeting will
be held ut $ p. IN.
John Slatcher is agent for McCor.
mic self.hinlcrs and mowers. HAY
rakes. plows. Irvine and repairs for
sale.
The ice rcam festival given by the
Episcopal Aid Society was Il we'll at
tended and enjoyable affair. and added
quite Il sum to the treasury.
John GallaSher. who has had
charge of Beckett & Foote'S livery
and sale stables for the past two
years. has severed his connection
with the firm.
Frank Abbott. II of IN rustling.
entcrprisiny Green river farmers. had
a severe attack of inflammation of the
bowels the first of the week. but is
now ont of danger.
John MrDomough. who was struck
on the head with Il billiard cue OH
the night of the 18th inst, and who
has been lying in Il ]prccarioms con.
ditinn since. is slowly recovering.
John Dobson. II. G. Philbrick and
G. II. Pendergast e II up from New
England City Thursday. and returned
to the banks of the Cannon Ball Fri.
day. each with Il load of lumber.
Last Saturday, III. l.. Dickinson's
breaking outfit. of four horses and
sulky pillow. were engaged in blowing
mp the two blocks on the right of way
which have been set apart for Il park,
August Bcisi.l has returned from
II trip south of here in search of /;
band of horses. belonging to I'cisiy,
Bros, which straycd way some time
ago. He did not succeed in tindin.
the lost animals.
The contract has been signed 70,
the erection of II residence for j. =
Tingle. II well known attachc of til,
PRESS. on Clouyll street. NJ. +. Moore
has the contract. and the dirt has he
gun to fly in eNravating the cellar.
$50. will buy cottage house, Will
good coal and ont houses. $3.50. cash
balance ON . or 3 years time. Crane
opportunity for some r. r.. man o,
other party who desires to pmrclias'
a home on easy terms. Apply t.
c. F. Merry.
j. +. Ninton has purchased the in
tcrcst of Charles II. Merry i'm TIL
firm of j. +. Nintom & Co, and will
continue the business in his owl
name. MI. Merry will devote hi
whole time in the future to cattl
raising. in which industry he has al
| ready Il good start.
A stable belonging to samuel But
son. i'm South Dickinson,w WAS destroye'
by fire Monday afternoon. The sta
bic, set of harness and two loads o
hay were entirely consumed Ivy til
flames. which were famed into fierc
activity 10y Il strong breeze from til
south. His residence, Just north q
the stable WAS saved by the %voluntee
fire brigade.
+. NJ. >earlrs the popular old tim
furniture dealer Of Bismarck is clio.
ing uut at cost his entire stock q
Furniture. Carpets. Oil Cloths. Bah
Carriages. etc. Many of our pcopl
have ordered goods and all repol
great bargains. send for prices f,
any and everything as it will be Il lon
time before you can again buy good
so cheap. 1874
T. T. Nacsnrcmitb who wont ~